The weekly sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-03
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Serials, New Features, Etc:
The Story of Keedon Bluffs-by Charles Egg
bert Craddock, author of " THE Prophet of the
Great Smoky Mountains =" Down the Ravine,''
etc. illustrations by Edmund III. Garrett.
Romulus and Remus-by Charles Remin gton
Talbot. This story is not a tale of ancient
Rome, but modern high comedy. Illus. by F.
L. Merrill.
Montezuma's Gold Mines--by Fred A. Ober,
author of "T The Silver City," A serial of ro-
mantle adventure based on Mr.. Ober's own
search for the lost mines of Montezuma Illus.
by Hy. Sanoham.
The Secrets at Roseladies-by NJ. II. Gather
wood. Western life on the Wabash Illus. by
w. A. Rogers.
Howlng Wolf and His Trick-Pony--by Mrs.
Lizzie W. Champney. The hair-breadth adj
ventures of a bright little Indian boy. Illus.
by H. F. Fanny, and rom photographs.
Bird-Talk-oy Mrs. A. D. T. whitney A
delicious group of twelve poems, each descrip-
tive of bird and its haunts, and including a
metrical rendering of the birds song.
In War-Times at La Rose Blanche-by Mrs
NJ E NJ Davis. Twelve stories relating the
adventures of a great Southern sugar-plantation
household from the beginning to the end of the
Civil War. Illus. by E W Kemble.
Ballads about Old-Time Authors-by Harriet
Prescott Spofford. Twelve picturesque story
poems. Richly and authenticity illustrated
by Edmund 81 Garrett.
Famous Pets-by Eleanor Lewis A series of
papers comprising rich contributions of facts,
anecdotes, de scriptions, engravings and photo
graphs from noted people.
''Fairy Folk All by Louise Imogen Quincy.
Twelve papers. The natural history of all
known races of &c the little vanishing folk"
with bewitching pictures.
New Department, called The Contributors
and the Children, is to be the fre-side and
round-table corner of the magazine. AT Christ
mas the young folks are to meet Mrs James T
Fields, Mrs A D T Whitney, Margaret Sidney,
Susan Coolidge and Sarah Orne Jewett.
Concord Its Ways and By-Ways-by Marg
aret Sidney. Papers about this historic and
literary Mecca. Literally illustrated from
photographs by Mr. W Hosmer.
Longfellow's Boyhood. Also, Longfellow and
the Children. Two articles by Rev Samuel
Longfellow. Hitherto unpublished letters, &C.
Christmas-Tide Stories. A Pretty Scarecrow,
two stories by Mrs Jessie Benton Fremont. A
Christmas Masquerade, by Mary wilkins
A Christmas Guest, by Sarah Orne Jewett. A
Wee Wedding, by Sophie May.
Lend-a-Hand - Group. A Helping
Hand, by Mrs James 7. Fields. A Livelihood
for Girls, by Margaret Sidney. The Boston
Girls Friendly Society, by Mrs Henry whit
man, etc.
Flowers have Met--by Grant Allen. OBJ
seryations upon plants and flowers along New
England and Canadian roadsdes and fields.
Washington and his Playmates-by VIM F
Crane. New material from Virginia records,
letters and recollections.
Pictures of American Pastimes-by Childe
Hassam. Stirring full-page pictures of Ameri-
can games including Tennis, Hockey, Quoits,
Archery, Croquet, Polo, Lacrosse, etc.
Successful American Women-by Sarah X
Bolton. Twelve inspiring papers, with por-
traits.
Wonder Wings, Mellangongs, Colossi and
| Others-by F Holder. Twelve marvel
chapters of animal life. Illus. by Carter Beard.
A Young Prince of Commercially Selden R
Hopkins, Commercial Counsel. A serial story
of boys career, from penniless youth to a
young millionaire. With forms, laws and
usages.
Ways to Do Tbings-by various authors.
Practical handiwork for young folks. VIII
open with :" Babys Shoe," by Mrs. Jessie Ben
ton Fremont.
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